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New-York tribune., 1887-11-22
Children Cry for Pitch Castorla
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DIED.
BACoT-On November 20. catharine Potter da1shtsr
Charleston 8. O.. papers please copy.
BEGGs- Eliza mother Of Robert Beggs after lingering
Funeral not GO tomorrow.
FLAaLER-At FsIsbarg November 2l. Nicholas Flaslsr.
Fsnera services at residence wednesday
Gillespie. vile Of the late James dissps
Notice OF funeral hereafter
Buffalo papers please copy.
q Tssd: as::. znshoS1 and Ssna;;
Funeral private
GUERTIN-In BROOKLYN. Sunday. November 20. Alber,
Henry only Of Pierre A. and Lucy F. Guertn IN che
from To1:S the $ q : father No. M0nr0
%osl. s
Funeral services on "Wednesday. November % At the
parents residence. HarrSonst Brick Church. at 2ocock
HoLDERNEss-At Now Orleans. November 81. after .
representative at NewOreans the firm OF Hoadlsy Co
PATERsON-In New York. November 10 1887. William D.
Fa.sa win take place Newark Tuesday. 2sd inss and
to be private
KINa-on Friday evening November ls 1887: o, 9lsare
York NJ. Conference.
~ 4. Church. 53dst. near Shave.
POTTER-On Moniay. John NJ Potter. aged 25 years.
val OF 1910 train from New-York.
jshn Ryis o Pat.r'oo n g. aged 70 yssrs,,,u, years ,.,
ana U s
Paterson " t.. Tuesday 22d inst, ~ O'Clock p u.
Please omit flowers.
suddenly, Of dphtherla Lucy NJ only daughter Of
Charles n. aud Ella p shaw.
FnEsral services residence Of grandfather Nathan
M Shaw. 25 Duncan.avo. jersey City, Tuesday. at
Interment at West StockDridgc. Mass
ndd. a. 1851
Funeral from her late residences South Nyaok
Tuesday. 22d INST. at 10 0olook m Friends Of the
Train leaves foot cbambersst $40 m, N. R. r. ofNJ.
Intormcnt IN Albany Rural Cemetery
SPAN0 Nice France morning Of ths 18th inst
Mrs SpanG wife OF Charles SDsns. OF PtsburR. Penn
ST JOHN-On saturday Novonbsr TO- at her late residence
Newburg the Hudson, enteret into rest Marietta
Funeral services will held Tuesday November o. at
i3o D. IN. iron her late residence. Nswburg. N. r
Carriages viii be in waiting on arrival OF O3U train from
Nsw.York Central Depot.
:.ns November 49, Of O'ur'
N g. ar: nvi.ei to ssssni the funeral :srvis:;
M s M o. the resi-
Veterans Of tho tn Reximsns n: O. :: NJ X are 70.
Tuesday 2sd inst. at $50 Washington sroTslyn
at Iclsck p. m. IT, n. ThE MAIN,
Q. II. CoyELL. Adjutant Colonel
VAN RENsS ELAER AT rye. Sunday morning. No.
yember 60 1887 OF pneumonia Sarah widow OF William
her late rssd.ecs Manursns Island on
Wednesday morning. ct 1880 O'Clock.
wAKELEY-On SATURDAY. November le Mary wskeley.
N: residence .sphs% swa !m rnadeosn s 1osn
Train leave. Gran CsnuI Dspo, At 2:SOp.
Carriages at depot on arrival OF tram.
dela Cnrt,ss vile Of George 6 White. jr.
Funeral services Christ Church corner Of Clinton and
Hsrrsos Brooklyn on Tuesday afternoon I'D inst. at
Inssr~snt as Woodbury.. Conn.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-22
CINCINNATI WANTS TIE NEXT CONTENTION

CINCINNATI WANTS THE NEXT CONTENTION
The Ohio member of the Republican National Commit
tee is Colonel A. L. Congsr He 10 manufacturer. and
has just back frsm trip to Boston. He Is at tho
Fifth Avenue Hotel, where he talked little on politics
yesterday, saying among other things:
"The Cincinnati people moving to get the Republ-
can National Convention there. They will be on to
In December to advocate tho claims OF their
city There is pretty wide sentiment through the West
aud South in favsr OF Chicago and the citizens there
arc prepared to move heaven and earth get the
vcntOn"
"what about the nomination."
"Well. Ohio is for sherman"
"sOdt"
"Yes sslid There IS feeling that he has not had the
full strength Of the at his back In the last two Ma
tOaa Conventions and that he ought now to be fairly
and sOdy supported by every delegate We send There
is fricsn mis- understanding between sherman and
Foraker Tho Governor Is In faver OF giving Senator
sherman the best support that the State give him.
Mr. Blaine has great many friends In the state, but
they not disposed to take away from Senator Sherman
the Endorsement Of the State, although In two con-
ventions t hey have broken the delegation"
New-York tribune., 1887-11-22

DINNER OFTHE BA OON AND OA BBA GE CLUB.
More than seventy representative Irish Americana
who compose what known a. the Bacon and Cabbage
Club sat down last evening to their foryhird annual
dinasr In Jshu Rogerss Assr Chop House. In In Park
Place. e. L Halpin presided and among the sthers
present Matthias Leavy. James p Farrell Jshn p.
Lynch. Coroner Nugent, Judge Patrick Gavin Duffy.
Jshn Tornsy. School Commissioner Thaddsus Merfarty
Conmissisnsr James 8. Coleman. r. j. lyman tho al
legod No. u, James Mulhane p. Ryan ex-Assemblyuan
d. B. Hesy. J. p Bolton Peter OTeoe, r. b. Cssln.
James J. Clanc Bryan G. McSweensy. Tom Caslin,
Father Hurley, Michael Gblin vice president OF the
Home Rule Club Major r j. OShaughnes Assistant
District Attorney James Fitzgerald aud William Penny
The chairman In his opening address spoke feeliuGy Of
the death Of TIVE nembers Of the club snce the last an
nual dinner Judge Denns Quinn and John j. Breslin
and bis melton resolutions passed synpathizing
with the relatives OF the dead members Mr. Leavy who
OF tho active among IrishAnsrcans In rails
ing msney for Homo Rule made speech In which he
said Home Rule would certainly be hasened by the
action OF Mr. Chamberlain and others of the socaled
Liber l-Un nonists John p Lynch and j. p Farrell
spoke for the Irish Homo Rule Club and there were be-
sides songs, recitations and music.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-22
IN HONOR OF ROBSON AND CRANE.
CHARLEs p. PALMERs THEATRE PARTY AND
SUPPER.


SUPER.
party Of fifty including many mon well known In
club and social circlos entertained last night by
Charles p Palmor with theatre party at tho Union
Square Theatre and . supper at Delmoncos, all In
honor OF tho successful comedians Stuart Robson and
W. IL Crano. Among those present wcre Chauncey
NJ Dcpcw, General W. T. Sherman, Colonel Ingorsoll,
Leonard W. Jerome, Lawrence Jerome, Con-
oral Horace Porter, J. 6caver Page
George IL Forster, Robert L. Cutting George
J. Forrest Wright Sanford, F. W. J. Hurst Herman
Oelrichs, Edward Townsend, J. Bowers Loo, John Fl.
Draper, H. Bradford, Good Redmond. Carroll Living
ston H I. Nicholas. Edward Bacon Albert Bierstadt
J. NJ HILL Walker Stanton, H. Do Forrest weekes,
Charles Fearing, E. du vvier, George s. Scott, John
r butcher, H. B. Ledyard, John Hardy, q. Do Forest
Grant and others.
Bronson Howard's delightful comedy, Tho Hon.
retta." was greatly enjoyed by tho half hundred OF
Mr.. Palmors guests, who expressed hearty gratfca-
tion over tho admirable acting Of tho two noted
formal addresses, bubbtng with humor and gIancing
man, man. General Porter, Colonel insersoIi Lawrsnos
Jerome, and tho host Of tho evening, Charles p.
Palmer Suitable responses wero made by Me,srs:
Robson and Crane. The speaking and fun continued
until highly seasonablo hour this morni "a AAnf
New-York tribune., 1887-11-22
MAKryo JOHN ECULLoUoES BUST

Tho other day was introduced to . small, slight
man, with q fair Vandyke board and penetrating blue
eyes, in whom discovered tho sculptor Of the John
Mccullough bust that is to fern part OF the nonu-
to DO erected to the memory OF the ato famous
American tragedIan The sculptor, w. Clark Noble,
is distinctly American in ono phase Of his art, and
or study. The bust OF Mccullough has recently beea
finished in bronco and IS to surmount stately pillar
the actors remains are buried The posc and char
acter selected for the bust Is mccullough as VII
with the short crisp curling locks and clesnsuaven
face, giving tho proper prominence to tho equally
classic features Of tho dead and gone actor sle 70
classic folds OF drapery tho shoulders are also
wonderfully realistic Mr. Noble tells me MS draw
competitors for tho work The bust was modelled
in Newport, whore, for number OF years Mr. Nooie
has occupied tho Grecnough studio
New-York tribune., 1887-11-22

WORK CROWDING on AN ACTIVE CHARITY.
The Board Of Directors Of tho Sanitary Aid Society mot
last enng the homo of Lee Kshns secretary of the
society, No. % West Fifty-sixth-st. report Of
the work of the sociey's lodging horse In Doysrsst
read During the two and saf years OF the houses
existence It has furnished Lodgings to O16 Each
odger charged 10 cents and in addition to the bed is
furnished with bath and clean night robe. During the
last six months the house has O16 lodg
srs and although 1t has eghtyve beds wholly inade
quats to tho demands made upon It The meeting
solved to recommend 70 the society plan for raising
funds for the establishment OF apether lodging house
The plan includes the issuing OF 200 bonds at $5 each
which shall bear interest The beard then adjourned to
meet at tho same place December 5.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-22
ACTORS AND PLA Us.

Fay Tempeton Is in the city and will probably soon be
seen again local STAGE 1t Is said that recent losses
incurred BY her husband Howell osborn make her return
TO the profession advisable.
latest rumOred disposition OF Steele Mackayes much
talked Of play Anarchy" Is that will follow Dorothy"
at the Standard Theatre.
Mr.. Irving h rehearsing The Merchant Of venice,"
and will probably play 1t during the last week Of his
present engagement
Walter Hudson, lately Miss Helen Dauvray's private
secretary, will the Academy OF Music
for Gilmore and T0mpkns.
The changes and c0ndensa atoms which were made last
night In The Martyr" reduced the acting time nearly
half hour
The new comedy In which Cedric Hope Is star will
have representation In NewHaven December
New-York tribune., 1887-11-22

MEETING OF THE MARTIN LUTHER SOCIETY.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Martin Luther
Society w. ssld last evening at the Academy Of
medicine A lecture delivered BY the Rev. George
F. Haas of ST. Marks Lutheran Church Of this city,
on Erasmus the Precursor Colaborer and Finally tho
Opponent OF Luther The next meeting Of the society
will be held at the same place sn Dccenber 49, when
lecture will be delivered by the Rev. Dr. j. Is. Reimen
snyder, OF St. Jamss's Lutheran Church.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-22

GOLDEN JUBILEE OFA JESUIT PRIEST
CHICAGO, >ov 21.-The golden Jubilee Of tho Rev
Father Arnold Damen. one of tho most noted members
Of tho Society Of Jesus Order Of Jesus was cele
bratsd yesterday at the Holy Family Church. the largest
ecclesiastical auditorium In the city and OF which he him
self the protector and builder 1t tho fftieth
Of his entrance into religious life and the
occasion was celebrated with special service.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-22
GRADUATING TRAINED NURSES

Tho graduating exercises Of tho Training School for
Eurses. connected with tho Brooklyn Homeopathic
hospital. were held in Historical Hall. Brooklyn, last
evening ". W. Goodrich presided. and addresses wore
oads by the Rev. Dr.. John Humpstone and General
y L woodford Dr.. Charles L Bonnol chief Of stah
the HOSPITAL. peseented certificates to tho following
easases' Laura A. Bettss Ada Ghumard, Della g.
sa'ass. Charlotte l. Hsrgsrt, Emma Jenkins. Elvifs
New-York tribune., 1887-11-22
SHOCKING DEATH OF BRIDGE BU1LDEl
HE FALLS 240 FRET. sHATrERIN0 A STOUT TIN.
BER IN HIS DEsCENT.

HE FALLS Z4O fEEIs cHATTEHIN0 \ oTOUT
BER IN HIS DEsCKNT.
PoUaHKERPsIE. Nov. 2l.-T1s killing Of Jshn Murray,
Of Albany By falling from the TOP ohsrd Of traveller
the end Of the truss Of tho PsuEhksspss trdgs
to-day Of tho msst appalling accidents ever
witnessed the Hudson Tho chord spoken Of u 2l0
set above the river and he tor Of IL betting 10
fast When he finished sne bolting hs rose up with .
hammer or bar in his hand ana lost his balance In
anR he turned and 200 feet below the chord
going feet first with his face 70 thu east when
he struck tic timber l0x4 inches with his feet and
body the right side Of his head striking another timber
The 10x4 piece shattered and the body fell inso the
river
Jshn King dived after It and got IT. Murrays skull
was crushed his spinal column and all his ribs were
broken. One leg broken thres times and the other
twice. He trained bridge builder Of ten years ex
psrience. Tho other worknsu who witnessed his fall
were rarslyEed with fright aad all quit work for
tho day Murray was always considered careful tom
perate man
New-York tribune., 1887-11-22
MURDERED BYA LUyATIC.


HARRIsBURo. Penn. Ns'. 21.-Jshn Lewis was IN in
mate Of the Dauphia County Almshouse lunatic.
Gipe. occupied room with him. Tho latter was Of .
disposition. but not considered dangerous.
On Saturday he picked piece Of crockery and when
IAwis had his back turned struck him terrible blew
the head. fracurng tho mans skull He died yes
terday m0rntng
New-York tribune., 1887-11-22

@ MccOncchis qeor.isnns rengsnys saraA v: Wat
Dr. Bonncai also conferred diploma upon May
Brit on ana Nellie N. Youn0. DR.. w. g. 6oar1e pre-
sente prizes TO those entitled to thom. The exercises
were diversified With sinCng by MrA e. ]. Grant and
tho Hatt0n Male Ouartetto
New-York tribune., 1887-11-22

In America % hs mother WIN do ths hoporx II Blep-
holm next veck The house party thsrs win In
ciude tho Danish Minister and Madame Do Falbo.
Lord and Lady Cursor. Lord and Lady BROOKE, Lord
ana Lady Coke. n and Madame do eantune and tho
MlsSos % MurriotA EDNUHD YATES
New-York tribune., 1887-11-22
MR.. MANSFIELD IN VA SHIYGTON.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 21 tSpecab.-Mr Manshsld In "Dr.
Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" crowded Albaughs to its utmost
capacity tonight Tho President and Mrs. Cleveland
cupisd the state box The audience was the most brill
liant assembled in Washington this season. Mansfield
won q great success
New-York tribune., 1887-11-22
NINE GERsTEKS CONCERT POSTPONED

MIME. UEKOIEh CON CENI I'OOIfUNED.
Mime. Gsrstcr unfortunate enough to catch cold
yesterday after the rehearsal at the Opera
House The performance advertised for this evening
will be given Thursday. The agement nsunee
all tickets purchased will be exchanged the price
refunded. This to be unfortunate season for
prime donne-hrst Rspstto and and now Gsrster.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-22
EDWARD SoTRERY IN BOSTON.

BOSTON, Nov. 2i (Speciap. sothern made his
debut "a star night the Hollis Street Theatre in
The Highest Bidder before crowded house and was
called before the curtain nine times.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-22
AN OPENING FOR SOUTHERN ORATORS.

To the Edttor or The Tribune
SIR: As the missionary work Of Governor Gordon in
Ohio seems to have largely increased the Republican
vote there would 1t net bs well to lesson from the
enemy and invite to other States supposed to be doubt
full few Confederate to teach people how
to vste at the Presidential election next yearf Perhaps
the eloquence OF Gordon. Lamar Grady might pro-
duce good results in Nsw-York state. SC c.
Marietta, Ca, Nov. II, 1897
New-York tribune., 1887-11-22
TIE VEITHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT TyDrcArfoNs-pOR "a HOURS
wAsHIssTos, Nov. 2l.-For 6outhern New -England,
Eastern New-York. Eastern rsansyvana and New
Jersey slightly warmer. fair weather, light to fresh
wiads, generally from south 70 west
New-York tribune., 1887-11-22
SUGGESTIONS IN THE MAIL,

L Il.
MR. CONWAY POINTS OUT THE ADVANTAGES Oh
| Mr. SMITHS PLAN.
| 70 hs Edffor OF rae r~t1xws.
brR: Mr. Walter Bosant is not represented In your
sunday Issue. opposed to Mr. Pearsall sntA's schsms
sut In favor Of It As rspress ntative Of the In
cerporatsd Society of Authors In England adhesion
may bs REGARDED Indicating susent consensus on
that sids for the plan to be tsken seriously even
though Mr. Pesrsa Smiths disinterssteA position AZ
neither author nor publisher. may elicit snssrs instead
OF arguments on this side OF tho Atlantic Mr. Pssrsa
Smiths paper In TIE Nineteenth Century has convinced
Gladstone. Resant. Tsnnyson. Hsggard Argyll Farrar
Mccarthy Lewis Norris Knowles. and Kegan Paul & %
The only serious objections those Of Huxley sbvious
~ based on Misunderstanding Of tho plan, which, he
supposes vsud deprive his chosen American publishers
OF some advantages possessed whereas 1t increases
every present advantage. wsre Mcssra Appleton to
publish . wsrk Of Huxlsy's this week It misht DO
reprinted BY . rival firm Immediately: but BY Mr.
Appleton start the market Of at least
after. Mr. stednan and Mr.. Harper appear to me 10
wise their objection. that usder eur publishers w.ud
c:.s. 20 as ::msshins they are doing now utterly In
wsrh reproduction here II he nds this an advantage
Be Ss
s:s during forty days after and
10 .aao, ns:
euoulu 10 tholr foow-sunorors theoretical
dispute on abstract principles sound like discus
slen amenE nrsAen on the ideal engine while eonna-
Tatien ts raging The anomaly might be oven more
striking tho patonc nremsn shsuld hiss sthsrs whs
the smsrgenoy try to sxtiueuish the flames with
what they may deem c,ude contrivsnce This
vance at least has not In It's record years OF absolute
eurrsd. MoNcURE ID CONWAY
NeU York, Nov. 21, 1887.
POSTMASTER PEARsONS vEXATIOUS RULING.
To the Editor OF The Trt6une
sIR' The envelopes enclosed explain themselves
They are the Same the sample submitted tho Post
Ofioe Department at Washington for decision as to
whether the printing thereon permissible In dis
trbuting circulars third cass matts through tho mails
The Third Assistant PostmssterGsneral replied under
date Of October 49, 1887 "A tho printing upon the
envelope submittsd By you is permissible upon third
class matt-r" The Psstmaser Of New York recently
begun the collection OF cent additional postage
tas per envelope enclosed, for "unawful printing on
Manchester. w.. Nov. IL, 1887. +. Ii. ORvIs
The envelopes referred to contain the printed
names and addresses of two hotels. with the words
Summer Resort" and "Winter Resort" the name
of the proprietor and nothing else.-Edl
New-York tribune., 1887-11-22

TRrBuHs 0vvIoR. Nov 92-i 4 M-Fair wesshr
prevailed yesterday With oloudsess at nishk Ths tsn-
peessus rsnssl bsswssa 2es aaAkl tAs average Q3kr
New-York tribune., 1887-11-22
6pecial Notices.

A William r. Moore. Aucfioneer.
MOOkE'S AUCTION GALLERIES
200 FIFTH-AVE.
FRENCH OIL PAINTINGS.
WATER COLORs. DRAWINGS AND PA ,TELa
from the eoeo lions Of
M. hisCw,RfsnSi K. CI.,fspCSia sR2InSS RGSSEAiStED. srsist
PUPIL OF DECAMPs AN N. DU DURANDRuEL, ef Parf &
Including by Barve Benass Rosa Bouheur Bsu
din John LewiA Brown. Cort. amoys. Hesner. Hugust
O. DsubiRny Docamps Dearrox Langee Lhsr Mite, Non
Juico Dupre voger. Peouze Washington, Railavosns'
Dslor veyrsssaA Rosirr kichet Ribot Zsm vbert and
Now On VIEW. AND TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION
ONrHE AFTERNOONS
Of Wednesday. Thursdsy and Frdsv Nov 10. Dso and
New-York tribune., 1887-11-22
Thirty.scventh Thanksgiving
AT THE
FIVE POINTS MISSION,
50 PARK-ST (SITE OF THE OLD BREWERY
THANKSGIVING
the
FIVE POINTS HOUSE or INDUSTRY.
l56 wORTH-sE

FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY,
l5S wORTH-sE
TRUSTEES
MORRIS X. JESUP President
HUGH N CAN'T. Treas GEO. r. BETS. sec'y
David s Esi:stou George t. Morgan. Henry Hswisy
wM +. BARNARD. Superintendent
THE HOUSE OF INDUSTRY MAKES ITS ANNUAL
APPEAL FOR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
70 enable to sSntuu: ts r:dse%ps work =. the rly.
'ns and srms e sas saved r'"
CHILDREN
whose parents ANYTHING their suppor
those whose parents are able only to part ally support them
nto the institution until they be otherwise provided for
Esn e. SSo. .nS. g GS % e snn then 20 the r
possible tho Institution seeks to bs Of benen to
INFIRMARY AND FREE DIsPENsARY.
~ si:s s
Seneht Of the poor q. the Points msintsined
INDUSTRIAL TRAINING.
A scheme Of INDUSTRIAL TRAINING n in progros
whereby tho will be taught the use Of fools &C. ina
s vii COOK AUD
10 provide 70. all tho various branches o the ~, IN. ann
aSa :Sn :ss sty & %
THE ANNUAL EXPORT SHOWS;
eosis p.r %s:
AveraEe attendance in school. .............. 29t
IN school since organization .................. 81 sGl
There nesry 400 oldrcn day the dinner
table
The public are at all times welcome visit inspect
house
5s 4. PAY s
sing rscite, perform calisthsDic cxeroisrz &c.
At o'clock dinner will bs the children. and wish
may them at the table
Al O'Clock II sufcsnt furnished the ANIMAL
Dinner for the Outside Poor will be seryed-an Affecting
eight
All interested are cordially INV ted TO atteui
The mode Of remittance by the order Of
HUGH N CAMP. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-22

TRIBUNE LOCAL oRsERxArIsNA
New-York tribune., 1887-11-22

IN AID Of the Broom Factory os the
BIBLH AND FRUIT MISSION
VIII be held In the pari0rs OF the Metropolitan Opers Mouse
on Tuesday and Wednesday November 20 and 49, from
10 . N - 10 p "a. Rsfrsshmean served
Cts.ce msAesu rnlafisGA
Dc NOT buy ysur Ohfsaas rsssats Wk1as rst mspeco
The celsces 81 meAsra pelstss rev o ex
hsihuoa st 0ALkkRYs 10 oTH.AVk (SeAr q Coomoeee
Rook 0tsgUk "A Work q ayt eadarae I'D boop44o -
1Hsnsat u ~ gvs6 and e1)ivahsa IN o. EseaDbkas
New-York tribune., 1887-11-22
sYseial Notices.

- "a 81 q "a y Esss $40
ns Hsas vas ssisbSass d i6ss q u Aoesa ys9e1s
.:s 81 e. e
~ IsdasssIal eeAeels asssisese sesnuss & As ~
Diss:. .in g :s.y:1 q iSs aess g K;ss sst.ss q
80 eseytess vi p nsll 10 the chapel sans sau11A
ESQ and 730 eceok sengs sed rscitatess y see enD
A''a- ". ". & z sfonE' sSH5Tr' ss:ss 5,:s's:ss
New-York tribune., 1887-11-22
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The only Baking Powder yet found by chemical analysis
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of tartar is much greater than any other and it is used
in no baking powder but the "Roya"
DR.. Edward G. Love- formerly analytical chemist for
the u s. Government who made the analyses for the New
York State Board of Health in their investigation Of baking
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